How to Access: State-authorized syringe services program (Kern County). Typically also provides naloxone, HIV/Hep C testing, and referrals to treatment per CDPH program standards - confirm exact services offered directly.
How to Access: "Overdose rescue kits are available to people who use Jackson County Syringe Exchange Services... clients receive a kit... two doses of naloxone." Mon/Wed/Fri 2-4pm.
How to Access: JC's Exchange - this address matches Health Equity Alliance's now-closed Bangor site. Current contact routes through Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness (prevention@wabanakiphw.org) - likely now operated under Wabanaki following HEAL's closure.
How to Access: No Cost Narcan (naloxone) distribution and HIV services. Missouri state law currently prohibits syringe services programs, so formal needle exchange is unavailable in Kansas City.
How to Access: "An anonymous needle exchange program is also available at no cost at KC CARE... gives them new [needles], in addition to Band-Aids, cotton swabs, Naloxone and tourniquets."